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An interpreted program is one in which the program must be analyzed each time the program is run to determine what actions the processor should execute. Since the program is essentially "compiled on the fly," program execution is generally slow in comparsion to other options. Code size is often larger, too, since not only is your program held in code memory but also the "kernel" which actually interprets and executes your program. Interpreted languages are usually only useful for learning purposes and are seldom used in commercial projects. An example of an interpreted option with the 8052 is 8052-BASIC. © OneStopFAQs.com A D V E R T I S E M E N T

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